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OCTOBER 11-12, 2022
CHICAGO, IL




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ABOUT PRDECODED: PURPOSE EVOLVED

PRWeek's annual conference, PRDecoded is heading back to Chicago!

Join us on October 11-12 for a two-day conference filled with presentations,
roundtables,

networking, workshops and much more. 



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Three years on from the Business Roundtable’s revised statement of the purpose
of a corporation there is increasing skepticism about whether companies have
backed up their noble words with genuine actions.




The statement by 200 of the world’s largest corporations promised to elevate
customers, employees, suppliers, communities and the environment onto an equal
footing with shareholders in terms of business priorities.




But shareholders still seem top of the agenda for most enterprises, as President
Biden pointed out in a speech this March attacking businesses for investing
their corporate tax savings and profits into share buybacks instead of investing
in their communities, employees, innovation and U.S. jobs.




So how genuine is the drive toward truly purposeful business and what is causing
such a gap in perception between the stated aims of U.S. and global business and
their public reputation? How should communicators construct authentic narratives
for their brands and corporations and convince skeptical stakeholders that good
business can also be profitable business?




PRWeek reconvenes PRDecoded in-person in Chicago with experts from in-house
teams and their agency partners to highlight best practice and help delegates
construct a playbook that is still being written — Purpose Evolved. And the
third iteration of the Purpose Awards will celebrate the case studies, teams and
individuals the PR industry can aspire to emulate.




Which companies are moving the needle on inclusion, equity, sustainability,
employee engagement, navigating a divided country and geopolitical challenges?
How can purposeful leaders address legacy systems and legacy behaviors to
fundamentally change corporate culture?




How do effective corporations bring their mission statements to life and make
them meaningful and consistent with their values, especially among employees,
without crossing the line into “purpose-washing”?




Consumers and employees have experienced a traumatic two years in which they
feel they have lost control over their lives.

As institutions including government and media experience an increasing trust
deficit, business has an opportunity to step into the vacuum and demonstrate
authentic and transparent leadership.




PRWeek’s must-attend PRDecoded: Purpose Evolved conference will provide
communicators with the tools and inspiration they need to help their brands step
up to the plate and deliver truly purposeful and profitable outcomes.


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DATE
Tuesday, October 11 - Wednesday, October 12

TIME
Tuesday, October 11: 12:30-5:15pm CT
Wednesday, October 12: 8:00am-5:00pm CT

VENUE
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16 West Adams Street
Chicago, IL 60603

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FULL ACCESS PASSES
Includes entry into both days of PRDecoded as well as the Purpose Awards. The
Purpose Awards are being held on Tuesday, October 11 after day one of the
conference.

CONFERENCE PASS
Includes entry into both days of PRDecoded only.




*Early Bird tickets available until June.


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FULL ACCESS PASS INDIVIDUAL
$1,100.00

FULL ACCESS PASS GROUPS 3+
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CONFERENCE PASS INDIVIDUAL
$900.00

CONFERENCE PASS GROUPS 3+
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$1,200.00

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$1,100.00 

CONFERENCE PASS INDIVIDUAL
$1,000.00

CONFERENCE PASS GROUPS 3+
$900.00 


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2022 PURPOSE COUNCIL

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Naomi Admas Bata
VP, communications
Financial Health Network
DB
Deisha Barnett
President of global communications and content
UPS
KB
Kathryn Beiser
Vice president global communications
Eli Lilly
AB
Anne Bentley
Chief communications officer
Tegna
BB
Brodie Bertrand
VP, communications & public affairs
Grainger
NG
Natashia Gregoire
Managing director communications & culture
Amazon
AG
Abby Guthkelch
Head of global executive solutions, Workplace
Facebook
NH
Nicole Hayes
Director US external communications
Bayer
BM
Bridgette McAdoo
VP & global sustainability officer
Genesys
SM
Shreya Mukherjee
Chief strategy officer
MSL
KO
Kate Olsen
SVP, social impact
Weber Shandwick
EP
Elizabeth Pigg
Chief marketing officer
That's It Fruit
DR
Daniel Roberts
Head of communications
BrightDrop
DR
Dave Root
Director, corporate marketing
TracFone Wireless, Inc.


2022 AWARDS INFO


TAKE A LOOK BACK AT PRDECODED 2021!

If you missed last year's event you can register now and get access to the 2021
PRDecoded Conference on-demand.

LEARN MORE HERE


THANK YOU YOU TO OUR CHARITY PARTNER


GENYOUth is providing grants of up to $3,000 per school to supply much-needed
resources for meal distribution and delivery. From soft-sided coolers, bags and
containers for individual servings, to protective gear for food service
sanitation and safety, this equipment will ensure our children continue to
receive the nutritious meals they need. To date, it has deployed $7.5 million in
emergency funding supporting 7,500 schools, but the need is far greater than
anything we have ever experienced!




PRWeek kicked off PRDecoded: Purpose Principles 2019 by partnering with
GENYOUth, Fuel Up to Play 60 and Midwest Dairy to increase student access to
school breakfasts at DuSable and Bronzeville Scholastic Institute high schools
in Chicago. PRWeek’s team gathered with students, school administrators and
former Chicago Bear Anthony Morgan for a special ribbon-cutting ceremony and
breakfast cart unveiling. The donation of the breakfast cart helped serve almost
100,000 meals annually to students and underscores PRWeek’s commitment to
community service and youth empowerment.





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